I love Chilled Orange Sorbet, Debra. For some reason, every plant I have had with that look has died. I think they have all been evergreens.

Citrix always does well, this year even despite getting run over with a car.

First year for Fiesta Latina and it has done really well, just finished up reblooming. Brighter and prettier than this picture shows, it glows

Midsummer a Woman's Work

My Pet Dragon

Parrots of the Caribbean

Tahiti Sweetie, now that I look at it again not really sure it is orange but I really enjoyed it

Oktoberfest

A couple more

Volcano Queen

Orange Velvet

WALTER'S TANGO

TAHLEQUAH FLAME

SPIRIT FOX

It only allows me to post 3 photos at a time, AND only when I use the 'Edit' feature....sorry but I have to do this by 3's.

ALABAMA JUBILEE

OLD TIME MEMORIES

VENUS' FIRE

NAVAJO WARRIOR

PRIMAL SCREAM

ORANGUTAN

RUFFLED APRICOT

FLAMING FLAMINGO

HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER

I have other oranges that are 'eyed' and 'edged' but will save them for that category. These are the final oranges in my installments:

My seedling, first year blooms....had a bud count of 25 and 4-way branching, these are 9 inch blooms: HEAVENLY ORANGE SCORCHER X HEAVENLY WAY BIG

sibs were all great plants too.

FALLEN LEAVES

HOT TOWN, an oldie

Well, I pressed my luck and lost the post. Let's try again.

Debra, I really like Euphoric. Unfortunately, Maryott's daylilies don't do well here.

Nancy, I really like My Pet Dragon. The sepals are amazing. You are right about Fiesta Latina. It is a very bright daylily.

Celeste, my pick today is Orangutan. We are really getting into the UFs from Margo Reed.

A Man Called Trout is on the yellow side of orange. It does well for us and reblooms too. Unfortunately, it is hard to get in the US.

Bob Marley seems like a good grower.

Buddy's Betsy, along with Lava Flow, is one of the first to bloom in our garden.

More to come . . .

Nancy - Chilled Orange Sorbet is a dormant. It might perform better for you than those evergreens. Orange Velvet and Oktoberfest are always stand out for me. I don't know why I never added them. Parrots of the Caribbean is really pretty too!

Celeste - I was having that same posting problem last night, and that's why I only posted three. Old Time Memories and Venus's Fire are my favorities of yours.

Debra

I don't have a lot of true oranges, and Celeste has posted a few that I do have. So the rest of mine are mostly peach, apricot and melon.

Indian Ripple is a nice late orange. It's grown into a very large clump here.

Wheel of Time - This is one of few blooms that could open properly this season because the night temps were so low at the beginning of the season.

Dance Again - This is one that is the most beautiful at the end of a hot day.

Summer Celebration

Miss Demeanor

Orange Clown

Inca Prince, Orange Vols and Spellbinder are my oldest oranges in my former hot colors garden.

Debra

I love Dennis Russell. It has a bit of a pink tone.

Deregulated Behavior was new early summer this season. It's supposed to have teeth. It will be interesting to see it next year.

Fulvous Brush Man is a late bloomer. It's an offspring of Autumn Minaret.

More to come . . .

Glowing Quasar is a Rice that is somewhat similar to Bass Gibson. It is taller and less toothy,

Heavenly Bengal Tiger's flowers are on the small side in our garden.

Lava Flow is one of the first to bloom in our garden.

More to come . . .

Mardi Gras Indian is another super bright one.

Princess of Alexandria is one of our favorite Klehms. Unfortunately, it is very hard to find.

Raggedy Man is one of our favorite late oranges.

More to come . . .

Spirit of Halloween does reasonably well for a southern bred daylily.

The Bride of Dracula is one of our favorite toothy oranges.

Wandering Werribee is shorter than we generally like, but it grows well for us.

That's all I'll share today.

Nancy

Hoosier Nan - You have so many striking oranges! My favorites are Spirit of Halloween and Princess of Alexandria.

Debra

You really do have a lot of orange daylilies that I like, Nancy. Orange is not my favorite color, but they really are eye catching in the garden.

I don’t have many orange or peach daylilies in my gardens. My favorite from above is Debra’s Chilled Orange Sorbet and Nancy’s Citrix. I’m going to have try and find a space for Citrix at some point.

Sherry

I love orange daylilies. There are too many above to list all my favorites but just a few I remember are: Debra's Chilled Orange Sorbet. I've seen it in person and the form is spot on......Nancy: I wanted Parrots of the Caribbean so bad when I first saw it but couldn't/wouldn't afford it and no rust free source at the time either. Looks great in your garden....Celeste: Because I know a Walter, I'm fond of Walter's Tango every time I see it. Colorful......Nan: Spirit of Halloween is great. Wish it was a dormant....Sherry: I have always liked Real Wind. One of those If I Had Room daylilies. Unique pattern........Many, many more get my blood pumping. Nice group of oranges...........Maryl

Well, I tried adding 5 pictures and blip - they are gone. So I will try doing a couple and then adding some in the comments section:

I saw this at a nursery with it's blooms just glowing in among the other daylilies. I couldn't pass it up.

New Tangerine Twist:

One of my backbone daylilies and a true orange that holds.

Orange Jade:

Try more later:...............Maryl

Maryl, I was happy to see your Orange Smoothie, I love it. Mine is still a disappointment here. I moved it late this summer, giving it another chance. No photos of mine this season.

No photos of my Primal Scream either, she got moved to a better spot too.

Sherry

Coming in late. Here's what has attracted me of all of yours:

Debra: MAUI SUNRISE [an absolute favorite], Indian Ripple, & Chilled Orange Sherbit

Celeste: Navajo Warrior, Primal Scream, and Flaming Flamingo.

Nancy: Tahiti Sweetie, Fiesta Latino

H. Nancy: Bob Marley, Lava Flow. Both always catch my attention.

Maryl, Orange Jade and South Seas.

Bittersweet Holiday

Seedling A, Bittersweet Holiday x Kent's Favorite Two

Sibling to above

Highland Pinched Fingers

Primal Scream

VT Autumn Fires

Maryl - You have some fabulous oranges. I think I most like Glowing Quasar and New Tangerine Twist. My Orange Jade hangs on in the grub-infested part shade, but it hasn't bloomed in the past two years. I wish I had a spot where I could move it.

Sherry - Purple Maze and Peach Pizazz are my favorites of yours.

Here are a few I forgot about until today:

Minstrel Singer

Spanish Glow

Ethel Buccola

Coastal Grand

Autumn Wood

Amber Finale

Peach seedling Victorian Lace x Lace Sampler

Kentucky Lucky

Debra

My orange collection has dwindled. There are only a couple more besides all of these. I need to get a couple of the ones I liked above.

Tuscawilla tigress

Rocket City

Noid

Brad

Wait for me!! I am really late here!! Way too many pretty ones to list as favorites! Everyone had special bright ones. Hopefully a few of mine will post.

Orange Velvet-an oldie I like very much

At Sunset

Desert Flame

Golden Child

This may be Jerusalem or July Gold. I have both-both unlabeled-both big and bright

Prickly Sensation-usually reblooms several times. Hemerocat Spot in the background! ;)

Gasping for Breath

Last year’s photo of Golden Globe. I divided it and it did not bloom well this year but this older lily is a fav

Kate, first off....congrats on getting these posted! And the winner is....SPOT! But another I quite like is Gasping for Breath. And I just have to say, I was going to post Golden Globe but was saving it for the polychromes. I am so glad you sent it my way!

Celeste, I debated posting Golden Globe here but while Houzz was cooperating, I just did it! I looked back for a photo from this summer but evidently did not photograph it-I don’t have many polychromes so probably won’t post then! I am excited to see it in your garden and how it looks. Here is a new one this year that I liked: Ashwood Inferno

Carrick Weldon

And, an oldie hybridized by a club member thirty years ago-it blooms after everything else is done and before rebloom begins

Kate - I love the molten lava look of Ashwood Inferno. Golden Globe is so pretty!

Brad - Those oldies like Tuscawilla Tigress and Rocket City are still among the most striking oranges!

Debra

Kate, I like your Ashwood Inferno, Golden Globe, and Desert Flame.

I like Orange Velvet too, but I consider it a melon in spite of its name.

I also don't post South Seas in the orange category. I consider it coral.

I think that colors are unique to each of us and we don't see them quite like others do.

Brad

I only have a few images of orange blooms . By the end of July beginning of August I was so disillusioned in the weather / stunted plants . I basically stopped taking pictures

For what it is worth here are a few of my favorite oranges

Heather, I always like Mighty Chestnut-I have it too and it sorta gets lost in the group. Magic Dragon looks glowing.

Heather - My favorite of yours is Magic Dragon.

Debra

I’m also a fan of Magic Dragon, I like Elijahs Taxi too.

Sherry

Brad: I have to comment on your dark orange seedling. You've shown it before and it made me look twice then too. Any good stats with it?.........Maryl

I had full intentions of commenting on each individuals blooms but not sure how to do it when there are soooooo many beauties being shown . Some that stood out for me are Sherry's Peach Pizzazz, Gasping for Breath from LilyKate's garden , Celete's WALTER'S TANGO and Brad's noid really grabbed my attention ( love the shape of the bloom ) , Debra's Ethel Bucola , MaryL's Glowing Quasar ......I could go on and on but I would be here forever. Hoosier_Nan's Spirit of Halloween ....wow! Nancy's Parrots of the Caribbean

Forgot to post any from the peach, melon, apricot category, which I keep separate from Orange.

VT Sophie

VT the Last Melon

Elizabeth Salter

Agamenticus Br

Brad